Box Goalies I Need Help

[d.cow]

long story short,
I need help with information in regards to ALL box goalie specified equipment. It is for a report that I am presenting
What I am looking for is;
1. All box goalie equipment that is ment for lacrosse only ( not things that can be used for both hockey and lacrosse)
2. Things that you both like and dislike about equipment you are or have used in the past.

Leg Guards
Boddam
STX Pro Leg Guards (could somone please post a link for these)
Max Lax 2000
Rebels ( I would like pictures of these, if you have a link could you please post)

Chest & Arms
Boddam - Pro Vent Signature Series
STX - Blue Pro
Max Lax - 1000 NLL

Pants
Boddam - Pro Vent Pants
STX - Pro Pant
Max Lax - MXPT-750

Gloves
Eagle - Sentry
Furry - Pro Lacrosse


* If you could provide me with articels of equipment I am missing also with links to the STX web site and/or provide me with a place to find images of just the Rebel Pro leg guards by themselves I would be thankful

Thank you for your time!

[Stonewall35]

I can speak for the following equipment you have listed:

LEG PADS
Rebel Pro
- very protective leg pad, has good size
- didn't like the leather straps that came with them, switched to nylon straps, much like the MaxLax shins

CHEST & ARM
MaxLax MXCA-NLL2
- desighned by former NLL goalie and current Minnesota Swarm GM Marty O' Neill
- as used by NLL goalies, except that they have the RBK logos instead
- one of the better protective chest protectors out there
- hard plastics on the outside of arms and the shoulders can lead to big rebounds
- since the back of the arms are wide open, you need separate elbow pads for additional protection, especially if you tend to play outside the crease often

PANTS
MaxLax MXPT-1000
- made for box lacrosse goalies
- the most used pant in the game
- padding can be customized when ordering to your needs

GLOVES
Eagle Sentry
- originally marketed as a hockey glove, but is mostly used by box goalies
- the most protective glove on the market, especially on the backroll
- wide fit in cuff to accomodate arm padding near the wrist area

Fury
- designed by Colorado Mammoth and Brooklin Redmen goalie Gee Nash
- tight fitting and flexible
- better thumb protection than Eagle Sentry (doubled padding at base of thumb)

NOTE: regardless of which glove you use, a very hard shot on the thumb of the stick hand will extremely hurt very much

NOTE: all the equipment I have listed also comes in custom colours, except the Eagle Sentry gloves if they were made recently

[laxcanada]

Chest Protector:
STX Pro Blue
-fairly good padding
-flexible
-one of the cheapest c/a on the market
-has a good size to it

Leg Pads:
Boddam Pro Vent
-very protective
-very big, dont need to be widened at all
-pit perfectly, 6 nylon straps to keep 'em tight
-they have some weight to them
-cost alot

Pants:
Boddam Pro Vent
-very protective
-good ventilation
-wide, made for box lacrosse
-cost alot

[KMLax]

your so jealous laxcanada

[Dadabhoy_Muzzi]

From what I have use:
Chest Pad:
STX Blue uppers
- Very protective. They only spot where I actually feel pain is just above the wrist.
- Flexible. I can move my arms around and does not get in the way of clears.
- Nice size. It fits really well on me. I think I use a large and I am ~5'11"

Pants:
STX Select:
- Protective
- Still has room for easy movement

Leg Guards:
MXSH-1000
- Nice fit to them.
- Protective.
- DCoes not restrict my movement.

I am so glad that my league provides all that for us goalies. Too bad they only have 2 pairs of the uppers size large while there are 4 intermediate teams who use them ugh.